Huge success for many years was followed by great loneliness and a restlessness, as Montano travelled the globe relentlessly for work.
Hyperactivity and impulsivity usually become less obvious and are expressed differently, for example as an inner restlessness, inability to relax, and a pattern of starting new jobs and relationships on impulse [ 7].
A recent study investigating the possible predictors of treatment responses to oxygen versus sumatriptan in CH patients, found that younger age predicted a successful triptan response, while nausea/vomiting as well as restlessness negatively predicted a successful response to oxygen therapy.
In that sense, it appears that engaged citizens can be molded as much by restlessness and hyperactivity as by energy and drive.
Sure, our parents and grandparents might see this as a sign of restlessness or entitlement.
His own flamboyance as a performer and restlessness with his own magnetism was better played out in the 2007 Nicolas Winding Refn film "Bronson," also a story of a notorious British crime figure.
Yokukansan (TJ-54) was developed in 1555 by Xue Kai as a remedy for restlessness and agitation in children [ 17].
Anxiety is the manifestation of an emotion, characterized by a physical and psychological discomfort described by individuals as a feeling of restlessness, nervousness and excessive concern [ 1- 3].
Yokukansan, one of the Kampo prescriptions, is composed of seven herbaceous plants and was developed in China in the 16th century as a cure for restlessness and agitation in children.
